Yousef Nasser is a journalist for WJRT, Inc. ABC12, focusing on local news in Michigan, specifically in the Flint area. He covers a wide range of topics, including high school sports, community events, and local happenings, providing in-depth coverage and updates to keep the community informed.
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Yousef Nasser's focus is on local sports, particularly high school basketball in the Flint, Michigan area. He covers specific games and events within this niche extensively, suggesting that he would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout performances by athletes, or any unique stories related to local sports teams.
Given his extensive coverage of local high school basketball events and scores, Yousef seems open to receiving information about young athletes making waves in their sport or significant milestones achieved by these players. Pitches highlighting community impact and human interest angles within the context of these sporting events could also resonate with him.
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Grand Blanc's Jake Morrow threw two touchdowns and ran for a third in a win over Carman.
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Grayson Byam scored an 80-yard defensive touchdown to spark the Hawks to a win over Dow.
By: Yousef Nasser
Saginaw Heritage linebacker Grayson Byam made a game-changing 80 yard touchdown against Dow.
By: Yousef Nasser
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By: Yousef Nasser
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By: Yousef Nasser
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Max Macklem got the scoring started for the Martians in the second quarter and they did not look back.
The Chemics won on the field, but can the Hawks' student section fly to victory?
By: Yousef Nasser
Ortonville Brandon midfielder Colin McKinney scored a clutch penalty kick to help the Blackhawks defeat Goodrich, 1-0.
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